Caleb Williams

Ray and I are both in our fleece jackets.

Because it's freezing outside.

So we're nice and warm in our studio hanging out with you.

So thanks for being cozy.

Marshall's got the Sherpa with us.

And I know we've had so much fun with the villainry and the WWE type storylines and the NASCAR type storylines that come with the rivalry of now not only Bears Packers, but Ben Johnson and Matt LaFleur.

Now we flip the script quite a bit.

when you consider the best offense in the league is coming to town, and Sean McVay and the Rams and Matt Stafford and his crew, and the vibes are much different coming on after the Packers.

This is quite the game recognizes game type discussion that's going on between the Bears and the Rams head coaches.

That's it.

Sean McVay and I feel like Kyle Shanahan, those are two of the architects of modern NFL offense.

And while people can remix those and they can add their own steps to it, the concept of, for example, John Shoup inspiring Ben Johnson, making the same things look different and different things look the same, that is very much a Sean McVay principle as well.

So this is Ben Johnson on Monday talking about the Rams head coach.

So when you hear that, that is admiration and respect.

One of the times where I thought Ben Johnson during the season, you could tell how much he really likes certain individuals, certain players, was when you heard him talk about Dak Prescott going into the Cowboys game and what made him so good.

That let me know what Ben Johnson really likes in a quarterback.

And we are still learning about him.

in this first season for him as a head coach, even though we're in the playoffs.

So to see Ben Johnson talk about Sean McVay that way lets you know what he values about his system and how he puts all of this together.

Are you kidding me?